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"Untold Agony from Ca,arrh.D

Prof. ". HAusSER, tho famous mesmcrist
Of Ithaca, N. y, writes: "Some ten years agc
l suffered untold agony from chronic n.lsl
catarrh. My family physician gave me up rs
incurablc, and said must die. My case was
such q bad one, that every day, towards sun.
set, my voice would become SO hoarse could
barely speak above a whisper. In the morning
my coughing and clearing of my thront would
almost strangle Inc. by the use of DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, in three months, | was a well
nun, and the cure bus been permanent"
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Thrco Bottles Cure Catarrh.

Ell RoBBtys, RaaBaa n. O., Columbia Co.,
Pa., says: "My daughter had catarrh when
she was five years old, very badly. l saw DIR.
Sago's Catarrh Remedy advertised, and pro-
cured bottle for her, md soon saw TINT 1t
helped her; third bottle effected perlna-
ncnt cure. She Is now eighteen years old and
sound and hearty"
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Babies

That are iretiul, peevish, cross, or troubled
with Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved al
once by using Acker's Baby soother. /;
contains no Opium or Morphine, hence d
safe. Price Is cents. Sold by Logan &
90, and O. Menkemeller, s
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Petroleum.

steady; opened at t61o: highest 6s14c; lowest CSC;
closed ut 66tici sales 1885, barrcls. :
PIrsnuR6H, Pa, May 7.-Petroleum market
quiet little doing; opened at closed ut 6Gc;
highest tG1c; lowest &c. $50 - -, ~, -
TrrusvILLE, PA, May 7.-0pened at csc; high.
est 6G74c; lowest CSC; closed at 661zc. q
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FROM Robert Muth, Davenport, Iowa.
The only medicine that relieves my wife,
who is afflicted with Asthma, is Dr.. J. H.
McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm, its effects
are quick and give perfect relief. paw
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
The Features OF the Money and Stock

MArkets. .. -.-. ...
NEW YORK, May 7.-Monoy on call easy at "a,
per cent, closed offered at 4 per cent Prime
mercantile paper ba6 per cent Sterling exchange
dull but steady Nsi s6tssI S7x
.0O0. 'A'e'
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Dull md steady.
srATK BoNDs-were neglected.
This was another dull day ut the Stock Exchange
with but little feature to the dealings. The opef
ing Mss rather heavy, though the declines wee In.
sshllicant' The market soon developed strong
tome however, and II. Worth & Denver ADVANCED
SHARPLY. The advance halted before tho end OF
the Inst hour. and the market became extremely
duli with utter stagnation III prices. This LATED
nntl me Issue OF the bank statement, when evUry.
thing but st. Paul preferred became quite weak On
au increased volume Of business. Fort Worth 4
Denver showed The heaviest loss. fractional 70.
action was followed by renewed weakness, but The
close was quiet and again firm. Everything but
Fl Worth d Denver, which IL up 2, and st Paul
preferred, which gained W, Is lever this evening
though Hooking coal, which lost X per cent, II
the only Important decline. Sales, lJ5,g32 shares
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Ono Experience Of Many.
Having experienced great deal Of
"Tuublel" from indigestion, 10 much 10 that
came near losing my U..l. ..ea..
Ly!
W trouble always came alter eating any food
However light, ...
And dlgesuble,
For two or three hours at time had 10 90
through the most
Acruclating palms, arg
"Aud the only way ever got"
"RelIei" ~
Was By throwing up all my stomach contained F
No Ouetan conceive the pains that ! had 10 60
through, ultil
"At lhdT'
Twas lakenl 80 that for three weeks lay In
led and e..
Could es. nothing !
NJ sutieriugs were so that called two doctors to
give ne something that would stop the pain.
Their Efforts were no good TO me.
IlAsl heard good deal
"AbOu, your Hop Blttersl
And determined 10 Try them."
Got bOite-in four hours took the contents OF
Next day was out Of bed, and have not seen
"Sickl"
Hour. from the same cause, since.
lhAye recommended 1t 10 hundreds OF Others.
You have no huch
Advocate Us am" -E
GEO KENDALL Allston, Boston, Mass.
mt5-SWFlW FH4rl. rt.I.r
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Cotton,


NV York, Nay 7.-Cotton, futures closed quiet
May l0.sic: June l0SSc; July lO.S7c; August
lO.o9c; september l0,47c; October 10 OOc; DeCem.
Der 9S5c; January $500; February 9.97c. ~ falaa
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NEW YoRE, May 7.-Tho market was quiet, bu
for cotton goods stronger under tone Is noticeable
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MEDICAL.
Listen 10 Your Vile.

nh. Manchester GUARDIAN. Junas, 1883, says'
ii one o. tho .l
nWlldows
,ooilps on tho woodland waysl With clump
,,Sndodeudtops and great names Of May bios
"There was an interesting group.
' II included ono who hsd been Cotton spin
u,,," but was nowso HaD
rnuhe could no. bear 10 lie In reclining posl'
t0E ..I ~
ivu I'm, attacked twelve yean ago with "Loco.
=, ,,r.lytIc dlseme Of nerve lbro rarely ever
.",s,, and was for several yean barely able 10 get
about
And for tho last hvo years not able 10 attend TO
N, business, although
v,,v things have been done for me.
The lnt experiment being Eerve stretching.
Two yeArs ago wM voted into the
Home 70, lncunblcsl Near Manchester, In May,
lam no "adyocale," For anything In the share
nj p,,ea, "Med!cinesl" H'-
and made many objections 10 my dear wlfes
con,,an, urging to try Hop Bittes, but finally 10
pACiiy her
Consented !
h.d no, quite finished the an! bottle when !
rl, A change come over me. This wM Saturday,
SoyenbefS On sunday morning l felt 10 strong
iuId 10 my room companions. ~ was aure could
"WAlkl .. ..-
sol,ur,ed across the floor and back.
Ihsrlly knew how 10 contain myself. Twas all
ospt he house am gaining strength each day,
md can walk quite safe without any
"5lICkl"
lam now ut my own house, and hope soon 10 be
,bIe 10 earn my own Living again. ] have been
member Of the Manchester
"hoyAl Exchange
For nearly thirty years, and was most heartily
congratulated on going into the room Oh ThurSday
hi. Very gratefully yours,
J0IN BLACKBURN.
MANCHESTER, (Eng) Dec. "a. 1853.
Two yeas later am perfectly well.
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ST. JACOBS On best for stiff necks-A.
Fink, Wells, Nevada, All Druggists have
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Ole 9:atelIilqgeslt!9l5eenl
Office, Nos. SO and 81 Fourteenth Street.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS OF THE
B, PAST.
NY BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD.

To he Editor of1s Inieligneer.
sIa:-The above toast at the Travellers
Protective Association banquet May 9th,
l failed to answer to, although It was pre-.
pared the day before. Owing, however,
to my prostration on the march OF tina,
day, which II you remember was warm,
1902 In the shade, was unable to dc.
liver it. My travelling friends say tn,
toast must be published as In somo way
they found 1t was partly historical, and to
please the boys submit 1t herewith:
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Wonderful Cures,

Iron rust is removed by salt mixed
with lemon juice, l"'-0-
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A paste Of whiting and benzine will re.
move spots from marble,
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So. E. L. DUDLEY

The way Of the trsnsgresaor is hsrd-to
find out. u-.
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A bark without bite-tan bask.-Chi.
cago Inter. Ocean. e
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Never put of for tomorrow what can
be postponed until next week.
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T Astounding Success,

Arbor day is now observed in twenty
different States.
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1Daily except aonday. ... rs, .-s.
b. Cnlrsvilie Accommodation, leaves Wheeling
at BOO a. M, 2:l6 And oi5 p. NJ. leaves Bullxlro
81 S:S5 q. H., 1852 and $50 p. m. Returning, ar.
;iveA at Wheeling ~ S:i5 e. m, LIS And $50 D. M,
daily except sunday. -. -
Thel0.oOs and 1885 m. train through 10 Gin.
ethHau wi:aodi Change, With b. s. q. Sleeper
through 10 Cincinnati on the night train.
Columbus accommodation leaves wheeling at
Dds p.n., BeAire ~ 100 p. mr. daily except Sunday,
A0undHville accommodation, IeAyus Nneellg
| 81 2:U noon, and arrives at MoundsrIllu 81 i2:4o
| p. ~, daily except Sunday. 80
Fairm0nt accommodation at 400 p. N,
| Through Coach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati
daily OIL No. 3, leaving Wheeling al 1000 u. n, ar.
living at Cincinnati ut G:50 p. IN. ri
y. u y. Sleeping CATS on all through trains,
Close connections are mAoe tor ali points Sorth
and southwest North and Northwest, nsk.ge th:s
1 desirable route Tor colonista and persons moving
TO the great West, and 10 whom PARTICULAR Stten.
| ton Is gwen, a.-5-a, 49, - - :
Tickets 10 all principal points on s.le at Depot,
Sleeping car accommodations can he secured ut
Depot T1oket once. T. C. BURKE,
Ticket Agent, b. d D. Depot.
JOHN BAlLlE,
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure House
| JOHN T. LAME Trav. passenger Agent,
| q. K. LORD, Gen. PaSs. Agent.
| ". ID. CLkMEETS, Maus;;er
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20 AAarvAIB. ~. ..rI..t 5-.
From P!thbursh--955 a. IN, daily; II It's 4. m.
and 7ih5 p. MI daily. except sunday; 1910 p H.,
daily. -
From Wsshirgton-7:i5a &. n, daily, except Sun.
day. .. z. LORD, Seneral Passenger Agent.
J. Z. LANE, Tray. fasa. Agt., Wheeling,
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WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVI.
Wv SION, b. d o.
On aud ate: APRIL ], 1857, passenger trains will
run Is tolowH-Eastern Standard time:
sE DEPARTURE.
For PlttsSursh---6:5o a. ~, daily; $50 a, m.
daily except sunday; Lao p. nj. daily, except Bun.
day; 6:top. m. daily.
For WaAnlngton-6:2op p. N. daily, e1cep Sunday.
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Live Stock.

TOLEDO. May 7.-wheat weak and lower; No. 2
red SS1Ic: lake shore SIC; May SIC; June S7ko;
August S5Ac Corn dull and quiet: cash llc
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.-T1MI
~ table taking effect SUNDAY, March q, 1857.
Passenger train will leave as E0llowsCeptral iule
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
TfTE BIG BURG.


The corner rone Of the new Hone for
working women was aid yesterday.
N. 8. Saith. tha big isweler, il home
1om his European Trip.
The executors Of David Preston's estate
ssx leavs % sell ths property which De
owned IN va 0gs Michigan counties.
AI Michigan C.uo last evening sx-
Seeretary Henry a. Hugh ialked on The
Destiny OF ths American Idea IA Govern
msnE
Capt Nils the murderer. left 800 worth
ADD Mrs. Efas K sing $3.50 Wasth Of pro-
peItv. Petitions for administration nave
besn fled.
The aili0n- doll ar hotel committee have
called (. messing ct the subscribers ane all
otaers interested % be held on Thursday
afternoon
The New Wsyre Hotel. opposite the
Michigan Central Passenger alton. vii bs
formally crsnsd today, SIS. Jas. Haze.
formerly ok 4 srT t.zpids - he manager.
p Blake wants sl0Co0 damages from
Lsdus a Co, iu the Wayne Circuit Court On
account Of the stencil from tbeir aide cur
gng establishment next door 70 his house on
Arbor-st.
Hon. Eber W. Cotlrsl LETT yesterday for
New York. whsncs ca Wadnaso8p hs will
sal on the Nsrth German Lloyd steamship
Werrs tor England. Ills miss40a 5 20 buy
Psrcher0n and Arsbian horses.
The Wagner Company are building four
elegant sleeping ears To run from Hoaghfos
% Detroit without change. a do5bs daily
service eacn wAv. The new g-srs
steamer TOR the stssits . promised for Jsn. I
Wan. y. Robinson & Co. the wholssa e
boot and shoe arm. suspen sc on Monday.
The Indebtedness - f4t. .Dol. No sssi naaie
of assets. Al sdJustmsut vi doubtless
soau be made and TIE business 20 isht
[-
Christian Arsfrus suss The Grand Trunk
in the Wayne Circuit C8urt for $1,000 dam
ages He vas sfruck oy an vear ago
While driving across tae trsS in Oakland
county. and declares thar ne engine gave
no wsrniuz of iis sporcach.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
ALI. ABOARD
Tnks nfssciy Tine, .hleA d esarI stasd' rlms
Grand Rapids { Indiana.

e0ISg sOkrA
Arrive. Leave
lfaftrse AlsY .--..---- ....----.t O. a
lk1fctsc Nltg q Aackinas..---. 9 IS II 50 Z -
y -fu t4lic cil-ii8i 8i4-....-.-.-.--.... % pm
tor ID il 4iiiaE -..-... .-.. .-...- a. D IA 05
saginaw Express......... II 5 = m 1Os Ia
SAs nA" II press. 10 30 4le pm
saginaw Express runs through sohd-Irain
leaFux a. Jan has chair car attached for
Traverse City--lI b IA tram has chair car
Tor Mscsinaw. 70 % IA train hss sleeping car
toF PetCskey and MackInaW City
GOING SOUfH.
fOL Sincieh4Li s.-..-.....-...--- 7l5an
tor f9u @ayne and East 10 sosm II IS a n
-. .r4 ..1ts.ii-.ls4 ...- .- A. n 5o0pm
ffoha Traverse Clly and Mack
NAV ~.-.---., -.-.- ...-...-.... II O0pm
Al tfaiHs daily except Sunday.
y a IA tfaln has IaFior car for Cincinnati
~ IA Tram has siee ping ear for Cincinnati -
% train connects AZ Kalamazoo for Detroit
And canadian POINTS arriving Ia Detroit 10 IS N
huskeEsn. Grs.d Rapids & Indiana
Leave - m m....--.... .-..--Arrive-l0i 40 a m
4. " IN .------.--.--- 40 m
~ = ia.....-- 49, $50 N
a AimquIss. Ticket Agent AZ depot: George W.
A0nsoI niun Ticket gent, 81 Aonroe-st
I. L LOCKWOOD, Gen Pass and Ticket Az.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

Eddie Mccormick. a small BOY, who ran
away from his home in Chicsg0 ST wssss
nrs. has been captured IN Ietroit aud =
bang held 81 a Jefferson avenue hotel until
his fslhsr comes after him. The coy sings
and dances 80 well thst b. aad no trounie
in ~arkinx bis Wy from Chics-o and sup-
porting hinself Ia Detroit cT entertaining
crowds la fashionable saloons. Hs fsfher
IL sad 90 81 sell 81 and bss = good posi-
ticn In Marshal Fieid & Co.'S dry goods
sfars - rse-..ls f-st-f1s
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
DstIuit, Grand Haven { Milwaukee,

fs1senser3 iaAilg the letrG- Express S 50 a
a. maze trecs col neet.cns ior NsS FORK, Bos-
ton. an ~ points East
Nigas ESrress las WAGNER sleeping ear nom
6r q Rapi o .troit
Through tickets - al points csst ard ~ess
az eeQin- car scrtds fsu be secured at d. G
r. q " Railroad CT ofIce. Sweet Hotel aud
a. depot.
Jas. CkMPBKLI~ City Pass AEt-
Gro. 3. REEVE. Traffic Manage. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

Dspuf sheriff Henry Littledeit. son ~
she Sheriff yesterday morning discovered
snd frustrated az sf.empt ~ the Dr. soners
IN vard ~ tee launfv 5sli to sscsFe. Fhe
prisoners bad made severe ssws 81 rhe ron
siais thev hsi torn from fhsr ae-is a8s aad
tne ncrtar arurDd enc ul re airrss -
sfere In sise ISL Sal nearly sarei ons Ii
erlier % hfde the ertfeEra 81 tteir TarE
rasfs maas sf 7resa Tte uses te un tea
~ cnt TIE sheriff hes ordered the r-is-
.ners corfned ~ fheir cells f'r tas ,erf ESQ
rs4ks ssa pruisernert Tor t1ar i1Erari-
nssa - ns-sa,t tre Press
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
My.GHIGAN CEETRaL,

Daily. AL Others daily exceps sunday.
sieeping cars rilu on Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
presses % and frOn Detroit-Parlor ears run on
Day Express and .trand Rapids Express 10 and
Irotn Deiroit.-Direct connections made at Detroit
VII a. tnrcuEa trans easL-Iickets on sale az
tnion Ticket Oaice, o. nonroe-st, and AZ Union
Geros
T. ". JOHNSON. Mich. Pas. Ag't e5 Monroe-st
CHS. r. NORRIS. Gen'l Ag't 9j Monroe-s,
o y. RreGELs. =. =. and 7 A, Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
Detroit, Lansing { Northern
Lake Shore { Mich, Southern.

~ D |I-----.-l-l.- EIlIII7I y
A iocsl f1pigat iexres Grand Rapids AZ I O :,
n. carr ing raSeenEprS a. far 4s ka'sn AGO
kn trains dsiiy except Sr1dsy.
ThuuEh tickets 70 al points ssd heTfhs % sleep
inr ccsrhes can be secured 81 Ini01 Ticket Os3cs
e. H0nrce-st. snd st reuot-
J ~ McksSVEY, Ayk
ESQ. y. MUSsoS. CTR Tickss Agent
, 1887-04-02
MtsceLEam e o a. 8.
Spectator.

The German second elections are
not vet completed; but ii is known
that the Government have secured ZIP
seats. giving them a majority, without
the help of the Centre, OF Is. The
Chance lor still, however, drends some
kind of resistance, for when the
Reichstag met ON Thursday, il was
found that the speech from the Throne
contained no renssuring word. The
Emperor only said, or rather wrote,
that "Ihe foreign policy of his MajeS-
~ tie Emperor continues TO aim at
preserving and fostering peace with
all the powers, especially with our
neighbours. This pacific policy of
The Em2roermey receive most ettrc-
tive suppor, from ,he Reichstag if it
ouicklv, cheerfulIy, and unanimous
" assent to the Bills having for their
object The immediate and enduring
increase of our defensive power. 1t
Parliament, without hesitation and
schism. give unanimous expression TO
tina will of the nation, to meet every
attack on our frontiers, now and ever,
with the full armed force of all our
defensive power, then the Re'chstag'
, 1887-04-02
For a Week.
MI. B 60 n
PHOTOGRAPHER,

has the pleasure to- announce to the
public of Basin and Environs,
that during his stay he will
receive orders for taking views OF
Estates, Stores sc
Orders to be left at the store Of
BARTRAM BROS.
St. Croix, 30fh March 1887.
, 1887-04-02

Howell had drafted, but agreed fully
that there must be On inquiry. The
story throws a painful light on The
worst feature in democratic as in
de~polic governmrn',-the use which
may be made of money to cor. npt the
judgment of the ultimate ruler. Bib
ing a meeting ought TO be as great an
offence as bribing . jury, and punish
ed by something more than oppro-
brium.
The telegram from Bombay of
March3rd about Afghan affairs, which
has even affected the Mock Exchange.
strikes US as nOnsensical. 1t appears
that the Ameer is raising a new army,
that he is drilling boys of ten and i'm
pressing boys of sixteen, and that he
is about 10 proclaim a Holy War
against Russia. He has no more
power to proclaim a Holy War than
the QuPe" has. We presume the truAl
10 be that Abdurrahman Khan ex.
poets a renewal IF the GhiIzai revolt,
that his avnrice has irritated some
other tribes, and that he il raising all
the forces hr can, to be in readiness.
As the usual charge against him is
that he is a friend Of 'he Infdtls, it is
possible that he has obtained All Cpl
MON from his Mollahs that he is "a
good NahOmmedan, and that all good
subjects of that faith should assist him
viii ingIy. We woadrr what some Of
he story-tellerS, who are always talk
ing about a .jihad, think would be
tie effect "f that proclamation on
MuSSulmans? ExaclIy as mach and
as little ms til" Pope's approval Of IA
war would have on { athOlic soldiers.
The fishery difficulty in Newfound-
land appears to be u serious one The
French, under old t~rentips, have "
right to fish on the Newfoundland
banks, and dn so. Tint is fair conf
petition; hut lie French Government,
in order 10 foster lh,ir maritime re-
serves, now give their fisher mon a
bounty OF s. 81 per quintnI, the total
valn Of GOOD cod being from rs GU
10 l4S FER quintal. The French fish
ermen, therefore, are able to unGer
sell Tie Newfoundland fishermen so
completely, that the trade of the
latter, worth more than e., 200, 900 q
year, is almost or wholly ruined. As
cod is the principal S"ure" Of income
in Newfoundland, the C0Ionists pass
ell a law t%OrbiddIng the sale of bait
10 French fishermen; bat the Colo
NAL Office, moved by strong repre~rn-
rationS FROM France, has dlsallowed
he A"l for the year, Sir Henry
Holland, in his letter, moreover, hints,
as the Co'"nIStS will think. that he
may not be able 10 allow IT pven in
future, We hope, however, This is IA
wrong Interpretation Of The letter, tor
clearly the Observation-Disclosures have q
right 10 prolecs themselves against
the bountIe~, in any way moi barred
by treaty, Til" right Of fishing, stu
piiIy conceded I" the French was
Clearly only u right 20 fish fair"
, 1887-04-02

by it's very decisions alone and
before they are carried out, will
have materially strengthened the
pledges eef 91pyace.? The Empe-
TOR npWiNSesr the Pope, mentions two
or Three "Sociali>iic" Bills which
he wishes passed; bpl ends by saying
that tlhle Enpjradpl'sthb eyr o mo-
ney, anil .tl9ilts tfpRneial system
must bA,teqIaiuiseaou Part of this
gI"oml6topAI may bn 1dHento policy;
bn' much Of, it pust Prise from we'll
founded dfGad,npo mas
The situation has become more
serious this week. 1t has always been
feared that whenever Russia was
ready TO give the signal, military dis
iurbances would break out in Bnlgn-
ria; and accordingly this week they
have broken out in the frontier for
trcsSes on the Danube. The details
are most confused, for the Regents
suppress MESSAGES while the Vieunrse
authoritiesGdh oily the facts they
please; hit Atcodiils Romi Bucharest
have usually proved correct. Accord
ing 80 these, 1'olGnpl Krixfcf,n Com
mandant II Stilii:s,lIria, ..bb Saturday de-
cIared for Russia aid { free Bulgaria.
Some 200 soldiers followed him, bat
the remaining $50 in the fortress, and
1000 ReSrrviStS in the town, adhered
TO the Government. The Regents
acted with energy; troops Mere DIES.
patched from Shumla and Sofia; and
on their arrival Colonel K,i<lef left
the town, and attempted to rouse The
neighbouring villages, He laiIcd,
and on his return was shot, either in
a skirmiSh or by an order, and Silis
tria returned 10 tranquility. L. Bust
chuk, the rising was headed by The
Sappers, and there was severe fight
ing; bur "m Thursday, after The iuSur-
gent officers had been killed, the for.
tress Submitteu TO authority. Events
ut Shumla and Widdin are still un-
certnin; but it is clear thar q general
military insnrrection in The fortressts
was planned, and that il nearly sue
ceeded. W. think il will b" found
that the ring-leaders Lave been exc
cutrd at once, 10 avoid complications
with Russia, which, however, wiz
come. Fighting in so many places
will be held a, S.. Petersburg 10 pre-,
sage anarchy; he Gar cannot abnn-
don men whose appeal is openly to
him; md n MiIitnry Council is now
sitting to consider plans for the orcn-
patio" IF fly B99fg"55ih3>,D ~ TR2THt would be
"" >ngnh bA0AeQ GohInct'
The tlHFrge' mHad4 BY Mr.. Howell
against the 6I4IHr afion MLondou is a
serious one. AS yriitfire>ts upon little
but assertion; but he "firms hat The
Corporation spent a large sum Of
money-G20. 0OO-in manufacturing
expressions Of local opinion ngoin<p
Sir w. Harcomt'> BIZ! for the mum
cipal reform of the Metropolis. The
money was paid fol halls, committee.
men, c%nnvasSrrS, "chuckers cut"
drink, and occasionally for audiences.
Sir r. Fowleg., who was sneciullv ut.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-05-10

J. N. HALL, and son, Walter, have
made arrangements with B. F. Chan
el for water to work their ground at
the summit between here and Center
vile, at the head of Spanish gulch.
A by ydraulic chief will be planted in
the claim, aud the ground run off at
a rapid rate. They have about forty
acres. Hall has quartz location in
Baboon gulch, and he thiuks of un-
covering it this fall with the hydraulic
chief. The location covers the head
of Baboon gulch, and there is every
reason to believe this vein was the
feeder of the rich placers of this gulch
one among the richest ever worked
in the Basin. Some development has
been done on the ledge, and the rocl
gives fair prospects.